Reflections on Taiwu Emperor's Worshiping Taoism and Suppressing Buddhism
Chen Yan
Abstract
Chen Yan
Abstract
The Wei, the Jin, the Northern and Southern dynasties were a period of turmoil, integration and dispute. During this period, Taiwu emperor worshipped Taoism and suppressed Buddhism, which was a demand of the identity recognition and the result of the competition between Buddhism and Taoism and was related to their internal management and control.
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The Wei, the Jin, the Northern and Southern dynasties were a period of turmoil, integration and dispute. During this period, Taiwu emperor worshipped Taoism and suppressed Buddhism, which was a demand of the identity recognition and the result of the competition between Buddhism and Taoism and was related to their internal management and control.
Key concepts: Taoism, Emperor, Buddhism, Period (music), Competition (biology), Identity (music), Ancient history, Philosophy